The Times
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| Web site | www.thetimes.co.uk |
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| Circulation | 417,298 (Print, 2019); 220,000 (Digital, 2018) |
| Sister newspapers | The Sunday Times |
| Editors | John Witherow |
| Headquarters | The News Building (London |
| First issue date | January 1, 1785 |
| Format | Compact |
| Albums | Soda Pop Rok 'N' Roll |
| Modern Minimalis Glamour | |
| Nada Melankolik Malaya | |
| Members | Naza Mohamad |
| Origin | Federal Territory Of Kuala Lumpur |
| Malaysia | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 709083 |
About The Times
The Times is a British daily national newspaper based in London. It began in 1785 under the title The Daily Universal Register, adopting its current name on 1 January 1788.
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To change UK immigration rules for the Hong Kong citizens, if China is right
Hong Kong -protesters demonstrating against China 's new Law throws his British National Overseas passport
UK changes to the immigration rules and provide millions of people in Hong Kong , "a route to citizenship," when China imposed the new security laws, Boris Johnson has Said .
Mr Johnson Said the UK would "have no choice" but to preserve its bond with The Territory .
China is mounting criticism over its proposed Law .
Many people in Hong Kong fear it could have at the end of their unique freedoms that the rest of China .
the UK is already in talks with the Alliance partners, including the USA and Australia, about what to do if China restricts the new Law - which make it A Crime to undermine Beijing's Authority and the people begin to flee Hong Kong .
In The Times on Wednesday, the Prime Minister confirmed that, if China goes The Law , the people in Hong Kong , the " British National (Overseas) (BNO) passports are allowed to come to The United Kingdom for 12 Months without a visa. Currently, they are allowed to come for six months.
About 350,000 people in Hong Kong Pass is currently already a BNO, but 2. 6 millions of others, are also Eligible .
A New Wave of protests in Hong Kong over the National Security Law ,- Pass-holders would then rights to more immigration, including The Right to work.
"could set you on a path to citizenship," Said Mr Johnson Said .
'Britain will not go away'The Prime Minister added that the immigration changes would be "one of the biggest changes in our visa system in British history".
"If it proves to be necessary, The British government for this step and you take it willingly.
"a Lot of people in Hong Kong fear that the China is obliged to protect, is threatened.
"to justify, If China proceeds, their fears, then the UK could not, in good conscience, shrug their shoulders and go away; instead, we honor our commitments and provide an alternative. "
Mr Johnson Said China ' s National Security Law would "dramatically undermine" Hong Kong 's autonomy,Hong Kong is a former British colony. It is the return to China in 1997.
As part of the agreement under certain liberties, not in Mainland China -and these are in a mini - Constitution, called records, in The Time that enjoys the basic Law .
BNO-passports have been issued, all Hong Kong citizens born before the Chinese takeover in 1997, and while they allow the owner some protection from The British foreign service, you currently can not give The Right to work in the UK.
It was the widespread international criticism of China 's proposed Law and the government of The United Kingdom, the announcement marks a step in Britain's opposition to him.
On Tuesday, The United Kingdom has been in talks with the countries in The Five eyes Alliance, on dealing with a possible "escape" of people from the area
He urged China to reconsider its plans, He Said , would Hong Kong 's autonomy, threaten, and prosperity.
Senior parliamentarians from The United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand have" urged the United Nations to appoint special envoys to Hong Kong to observe how the new Law affects Human Rights .
at the beginning of This Week to coordinate a global Alliance to answer.
british citizenship, boris johnson, hong kong anti-government protests, uk immigration, china, immigration, uk government, hong kong, dominic raab
Source of news: bbc.com